There are all kinds of tools and solutions to help you shift left and reduce the time and cost involved in fixing issues.
GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket have code review features to detect issues early in the development process. Obviously, CI/CD tools like Jenkins and Travis CI help streamline build, test, and deployment making it easier to catch issues as well.
If you have the budget, static code analysis tools like SonarQube and Veracode can have a big impact, picking off security vulnerabilities, coding standards violations, and other defects at early stages, sometimes through automated or in-line processes. Some also provide tips and instructions for remediating problems.
If you're an Agile shop, Jira or Trello can help teams plan/manage the dev process, and make sure they are following best practices for shifting left.
Something that may be overlooked is adding quality checks as early as possible in the development process, starting with requirements gathering and design phases, with practices such as test-driven development. Also, unit testing frameworks like JUnit and NUnit enable devs to test their code automatically and continuously during the dev process.
Software Composition Analysis (SCA) solutions enable organizations to identify, analyze, and manage open-source components within their software projects, ensuring compliance and reducing security risks. SCA tools are designed to detect vulnerable dependencies and licensing issues in open-source libraries. By providing detailed reports on the state of components within a software project, these tools help organizations improve their security posture and ensure license compliance. SCA...
There are all kinds of tools and solutions to help you shift left and reduce the time and cost involved in fixing issues.
GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket have code review features to detect issues early in the development process. Obviously, CI/CD tools like Jenkins and Travis CI help streamline build, test, and deployment making it easier to catch issues as well.
If you have the budget, static code analysis tools like SonarQube and Veracode can have a big impact, picking off security vulnerabilities, coding standards violations, and other defects at early stages, sometimes through automated or in-line processes. Some also provide tips and instructions for remediating problems.
If you're an Agile shop, Jira or Trello can help teams plan/manage the dev process, and make sure they are following best practices for shifting left.
Something that may be overlooked is adding quality checks as early as possible in the development process, starting with requirements gathering and design phases, with practices such as test-driven development. Also, unit testing frameworks like JUnit and NUnit enable devs to test their code automatically and continuously during the dev process.